Lloyds Fixed Rate Bonds

Compare Lloyds fixed rate bonds

MARKET LEADING. Earn 1.30% gross/AER. Instant Access. No notice periods. Unlimited payments and withdrawals. Pay in from £100. RCI Bank are protected up to a total of €100,000 by the FGDR, the French deposit protection scheme. Manage account online.

MARKET LEADING. Earn 1.30% gross/AER. Instant Access. No notice periods. Unlimited payments and withdrawals. Pay in from £100. RCI Bank are protected up to a total of €100,000 by the FGDR, the French deposit protection scheme. Manage account online.

Earn 1.56% gross/AER fixed for 1 year. Save from £1,000 to £1,000,000. No withdrawals before the end of the term. RCI Bank are protected up to a total of €100,000 by the FGDR (Fonds de Garantie Dépôts et de Résolution), the French deposit protection scheme. Apply online.

Managed Savings Service. Save time and hassle. 1 year term. Savers open one account with Octopus cash who then spread the money across some of the best challenger bank rates around. At the end of the term savers can either withdraw money or allow Octopus Cash to automatically switch accounts to the best rates on offer. FSCS Protected

Earn 1.81% gross/AER fixed for 2 years. Save from £1,000 to £1,000,000. No withdrawals before the end of the term. RCI Bank are protected up to a total of €100,000 by the FGDR (Fonds de Garantie Dépôts et de Résolution), the French deposit protection scheme. Apply online.

Earn 1.96% gross/AER fixed for 3 years. Save from £1,000 to £1,000,000. No withdrawals before the end of the term. RCI Bank are protected up to a total of €100,000 by the FGDR (Fonds de Garantie Dépôts et de Résolution), the French deposit protection scheme. Apply online.

Gross is the interest you will receive before tax is deducted.

AER stands for the Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year.

Innovative Finance ISAs (IFISA) are the new way to invest tax-free. Just like Cash and Stocks & Shares ISAs, you can invest up to £15,240 each tax year, and you don’t need to pay any personal taxes on your earnings

Lending Crowd will automatically diversify your funds across at least 20 loans through their Loan Market, with no more than 5% of your funds invested in any one loan. All repayments will be automatically reinvested.

Target return - 6% a year

No income tax or capital gains tax to pay on your profits

No fixed term, hold for as long as you wish

Also accepts ISA transfers from previous year's ISA's

Minimum investment £1,000, Maximum £20,000

The target rate is variable, net of ongoing management fees, estimated bad debt and before the 1% withdrawal fee

The Property‐Backed ISA is the latest in Landbay's peer‐to‐peer investments following the introduction of the Innovative Finance ISA from HM Treasury in 2016. A Landbay ISA investment is the same as a Classic investment with a tax‐free wrapper

New investor offer: up to £200 bonus on your first investment (terms and conditions apply).

Innovative Finance ISA - all earnings are tax free

Choice of three markets: Rolling, 1 Year or 5 Year

Annualised average target return of between 3.3% and 4.9%

Capital and interest is only paid at the end of loan term in 2 out of the 3 markets – in the 5 year the interest is repaid in line with the investment repayment

Access your money early if funds available in market to replace withdrawal

Provision fund provides buffer against credit losses

Capital at risk

Must be aged 18 or older

RateSetter IF ISA is an investment, not a deposit account

Provision fund is not a guarantee

Peer to peer lending is not covered by the FSCS

Peer-to-peer lending can offer potentially attractive returns. There is a risk you may lose some or all of your initial investment as it is not protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, although many lenders offer their own compensation schemes.

*Returns may be higher or lower

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Peer to Peer Lending is not covered by the FSCS

If you want guaranteed returns on your savings, and don't mind locking them away for a certain period of time in return for higher rewards, then a fixed rate bond, such as Lloyds fixed rate bonds, might be right for you. We don't have any Lloyds fixed rate bonds on offer at the moment, but you can compare a range of other leading fixed rate bonds with our free service, which makes it easy to compare short, medium, and long term deals side by side and find one that suits your needs:

Lloyds fixed rate bonds feature

Fixed interest rates for a fixed term

Guaranteed returns on your investment

A choice of 1, 2 or 3 year fixed terms

Monthly or annual interest, depending on your needs

Minimum deposit of £2,000

Maximum deposit of £1million

Need to be at least 16 years old to open

With fixed rate bonds, no additional deposits or withdrawals are allowed, so it is important to ensure you don’t have any plans for the money for the term of a Lloyds fixed rate bond or any other fixed rate bond you choose. As by their nature a bond requires you to lock away your savings for a predefined period of time before taking one out you may also want to consider other savings methods.

Alternatives to fixed rate bonds

Tracker bonds – This is a different type of bond, where instead of the interest rate being consistent throughout its term it can vary. The interest rate you could receive may get better or worse depending on any changes made to the Base Rate by the Bank of England which the interest rate you receive tracks.

Structured Deposits – Structured Deposits – Structured deposits similarly to bonds do not allow you to make withdrawals once invested in. Structured deposits usually offer better potential interest returns than bonds, but your interest return is not guaranteed. Most structured deposits are linked to an Index or Indices, such as the FTSE 100. This means you will get your original deposit plus the interest return if the index performs in a certain way as set out in the plan, if the index does not perform in that way then you will only receive your original sum back. As this kind of plan means you risk getting no interest payment on it you should carefully consider if it is suitable for your needs beforehand.

Savings Account – If you are looking into how you can earn interest on your savings but still also maintain access to them should you ever need them then an instant access savings account may be the solution to you. Although they do normally offer lower interest rates than bonds or structured deposits, you will not normally incur any kind of penalty for making a withdrawal with this savings option